Honora Norry ROACH CRONE : Short Biography

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I have an Honora 'Barry' in my family tree with her mother being a 'Norry'. Wonder if there is a connection? 

Age 0 — Birth
18 Mar 1810 • Ballyclough, Cork, Ireland
Baptism
18 Mar 1810 • Ballyclough, Cork, Ireland
Age 1 — Birth of Brother Cons Barry (1811–)
22 Sep 1811 • Ballyclough, Cork, Ireland
Age 6 — Birth of Sister Cate Barry (1816–)
23 Jun 1816 • Ballyclough, Cork, Ireland
Age 9 — Birth of Half-Sister Mary Barry (1819–)
10 May 1819 • Ballyclough, Cork, Ireland

Father: David Barry 1780 Mother: Mary / Norry Leane 1790

BritTania

Saturday 9th January 2021 10:16AM

Thankyou got your reply they may be linked I do know Honora Roache married Thomas Crone in Doneraile in 1833 and became a Crone Thomas Crone had two other brothers father Richard Crone 1770-1856 who married two Roche women one being Catherine who married Robert Crone Believe the other was Theresa Roche who married Patrick Crone Robert and Catherine Roche Crone also moved to Melbourne Vic Australia

Forbesgene

Friday 9th July 2021 12:42AM

I believe Honora Crone nee Roache parents may have lived in Doneraile Cork as she was married there. Her busband Thomas Crone father Richard Crone 1770-1856 lived at Bylox a large estate in Cork.
Associated family names are McCarthy, Darcy, Couche, Forbes, Crone, Griffiths, Morris, Hogan and Ledger

Forbesgene

Tuesday 20th July 2021 07:25PM

Honora and Thomas Crone migrated to Melbourne Australia in 1862 and husband Thomas died 1871and is buried there. But Margaret Crone Couche and husband Richard Couche 1838-1902, Honoras daughter , returned in late 1860s to live in Brigown again in her mother in laws Ellen Couche home in Baldwin St Brigown Mitchelstown I am not sure if Mrs Couche had died or become ill Richard Couche then became a loan officer helping many locals out of financial trouble. These Couches had 13 children Richard Couches brother William Couche born 1845 -1913 married Mary McCarthy 1845-1914 from Tpperary He came to live in Ballarat Vic Australia He helped to catch Ned Kelly as Superintendantof Police His children were Ellen Eliz Forbes, Lelita Montgomery, Richard Arron Verdon Couche and William Couche

Forbesgene

Tuesday 20th July 2021 07:40PM

Hi, I'm looking for any information on Mary Roche who sailed to Launceston Tasmania on the Brackenmoor in 1843. 
Departed London via Cork  as an Arrival under the Bounty System, last of the Bounty Ships. She met Magnus Manson, an articled seaman on board the ship. 
We believe she may be from this area in Cork, because of DNA matches. 
would you know of any connection with this Roche family? Thanking you, Sue. 

Sue Muspratt

Monday 8th November 2021 06:37AM

Message posted to the IrelandXO info line

 

Hi Sue

I have researched Mary Roach 1823-93 family search has her a\s being born in Winscombe Somerset England in 1823 being a publican in Semaphore South Australia and dying in Exeter South Australia In 1893  she married Magnus Morgan in Launceston TASMANIA at age  20 in 1843 witnesses William Morris and Elizabeth Taylor She was a Roman Catholic and aged 20 at her marriage My Heritage has her as having a previous surname  Amory I perhaps she married previously but was noted as being born Roach. Magnus was born in Do you have details of her 9 children.  I have them listed if you need them and some of their spouses also. Magnus' parents from Walls, Shetland Islands, Scotland were Abraham Manson 1790-1820 and Marian Williamson 1790-1855. Her mothers parents being Bathomew  Williamson (1765-) and Isabella Sinclair  (1770-1833) You could possibly find more from the records in Exeter and Semaphore, South Australia. Best wishes Jeanne Solity

  

IrelandXO Moderator DC

Thursday 11th November 2021 04:08PM

Thank you so much for your research. 
Her birth in Somerset is a surprise so I'll have to look into that. Her birth place really is what we're searching for as there's nothing on the shipping info about where she was from. 
She married Edward Amory after Magnus Manson drowned off Semaphore. 
again thank you for the clue. 
cheers Sue

Sue Muspratt

Sunday 14th November 2021 11:08AM